303 WATERWOOD DRIVE, YALAHA, FL 34797

One or more photo(s) has been virtually staged. Prepare to fall in Love with this Lake Harris Waterfront Sanctuary in Waterwood. This better-than-new custom estate, nestled in an exclusive, best-kept-secret community, offers breathtaking panoramic lake views from its light-filled, ~5,000 sq ft open layout. Subtle Wabi-Sabi design emphasizes natural elegance.Reimagined with designer finishes, the exquisite home features luxury vinyl plank flooring, plush bedroom carpets, and a show-stopping chef's kitchen with pro appliances, quartz, and custom cabinetry overlooking the lake. Spa-like baths offer ultimate relaxation. Enjoy a new roof, enhanced patio screen, fresh paint, stylish lighting, & cozy electric fireplace. The oversized 4-car garage provides ample storage.Experience refined lakefront living with soaring ceilings & seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Wake to stunning sunrises from multiple balconies, enjoy 100+ ft private frontage, & launch watercraft from your tranquil backyard onto the Harris Chain of Lakes, with easy access to waterfront dining & charming towns like Mount Dora.The grand entrance reveals a breathtaking living space framed by expansive lake windows. Dual lavish primary suites, each with a private balcony, offer waterfront serenity. A spacious dining room with custom wine closet complements the lake-view chef's kitchen & breakfast nook. The expansive living room is perfect for entertaining.The 60 ft covered lanai invites outdoor relaxation, with space for a future infinity pool. A private community marina offers 22 boat slips for Waterwoood residents to dock their boats for an insanely low annual fee of less than $200 per year.  Golfers love the proximity to Mission Inn (5 mins), & top academies are also close.Conveniently located 10 mins from the Turnpike, enjoy easy access to Orlando (1 hr), Tampa (75 mins), & beaches. This unmatched lakefront masterpiece in an exclusive community awaits. Schedule your private tour today.Let's see how the character count looks now. I've used abbreviations and shorter phrasing to reduce the length.